What is Fair Use? In this video Disney characters explain copyright.
What do you know about copyright?
Am I violating copyright when using music in podcasts and videos? How can I ensure integrity when using movies, graphics, and Internet content? How do we train our teachers and students to be compliant in a digital world? The information below will help you to become more confident in the proper, ethical (and legal) use of digital content in multimedia and technology.
Do you ever wonder if you should link to an image on a site instead of reproducing it? What should you consider before putting a picture in a slideshow or on a web site? This Library of Congress Professional Development Module on Copyright will answer these questions for you. Topics covered include: Rights and Responsibilities, Low-worry uses of Primary Sources, and Checking for Fair Use.
Join the discussion about copyright in the digital age. Learn about Fair Use in the classroom and how to use Creative Commons. What do you know about copyright?
USE GOOGLE - First try a search on Google by entering some of the phrases you suspect the student didn't write. Remember to enter the words in quotation marks. For a more scholarly paper try Google Scholar.
Plagiarism Checker is an easy-to-use tool for detecting plagiarism. Enter text into the search box to find out if anything was plagiarized.
COPYRIGHT
ALA: What is fair use?
What is Fair Use? In this video Disney characters explain copyright.
Am I violating copyright when using music in podcasts and videos? How can I ensure integrity when using movies, graphics, and Internet content? How do we train our teachers and students to be compliant in a digital world? The information below will help you to become more confident in the proper, ethical (and legal) use of digital content in multimedia and technology.
Hal Fletcher's Digital Copyright Wisdom
Copyright Issues When Using Music in Videos
Obtaining Permission for Video
Do you ever wonder if you should link to an image on a site instead of reproducing it? What should you consider before putting a picture in a slideshow or on a web site? This Library of Congress Professional Development Module on Copyright will answer these questions for you. Topics covered include: Rights and Responsibilities, Low-worry uses of Primary Sources, and Checking for Fair Use.
Professional Development Module on Copyright from the Library of CongressCarol Simpson's Copyright Incident Chart
Don't Copy That 2 - School Version
Prezi Presentation on Copyright - Short and to the Point (includes Creative Commons)
This interactive tutorial explains why it is necessary to cite sources properly.
ACADIA LIBRARY'S PLAGIARISM INTERACTIVE TUTORIALJoin the discussion about copyright in the digital age. Learn about Fair Use in the classroom and how to use Creative Commons. What do you know about copyright?
Manatee County School Copyright ResourcesRead this article from School Library Journal and then share your thoughts.
**A discussion of digital citizenship from School Library Journal**
TEACHING COPYRIGHT TO STUDENTS
Copyright Brief Notes for Students (from Iowa Area Education Agencies)
Lesson from ReadWriteThink "Copyright Law from Digital Reprints to Downloads
CYBERBEE'S COPYRIGHT FOR CHILDREN
Teaching Copyright to Young Adults
Joyce Valenza's List of Copyright -friendly Music
**Copyright Kids**
Use this educational tool to identify copyright issues and learn how and why copyright law applies to everyone.**Hall Davidson's Copyright Guidelines Chart**
Digital Copyright Slider
Easy to use slider created by ALA's copyright advisory network to determine copyright.
Fair Use Checklist by Hokanson and Hobbs
**BJP'S DIGITALES COPYRIGHT SAVVY**
**Take the Copyright Challenge Quiz!**
Movies and Copyright
A NEW INTERPRETATION OF FAIR USE
Code of Best Practices - Multi-media Education
CREATIVE COMMONS
CREATIVE COMMONS
MEANING OF THE VARIOUS LICENSES
(Livebinders link to PSLA prsentation) Share, Remix, Reuse: Creative Commons in Your Library
PLAGIARISM and TOOLS TO HELP CHECK FOR PLAGIARISM
Learn about plagiarism at Plagiarism.Org
Plagiarism Detector - free, but registration required
USE GOOGLE - First try a search on Google by entering some of the phrases you suspect the student didn't write. Remember to enter the words in quotation marks. For a more scholarly paper try Google Scholar.
Plagiarism Checker is an easy-to-use tool for detecting plagiarism. Enter text into the search box to find out if anything was plagiarized.
Doc Co checks small documents for free.
Paper Rater does basic spelling and grammar checks, but it also checks the paper for elements of plagiarism.
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